A landmark spiritual classic, Raymond; or, Life and Death by Sir Oliver Lodge offers a compelling exploration of life after death, spirit communication, and the eternal nature of the soul. Written after the tragic death of his son Raymond during World War I, Lodge—a renowned physicist and psychical researcher—shares his personal and scientific reflections on the survival of consciousness beyond death.
Blending personal grief, scientific inquiry, and psychic investigation, this profound work recounts a series of mediumistic communications allegedly received from Raymond in the spirit world. Lodge presents them not as fantasy or superstition, but as powerful evidence for the continuity of life, deeply challenging materialist assumptions and offering hope to the bereaved.
This volume remains essential reading for those interested in parapsychology, spiritualism, and the intersection of science and faith.